Sentence examples for surveying the problem from inspiring English sources

Writing in The New York Times in 1971 and surveying the problem of intolerance and violence worldwide, Dr. MacLean found that "language barriers among nations present great obstacles".

Secretary Marshall, Acheson, and Will Clayton, who was roving about Europe for the Department on economic missions, all independently reached the conclusion that Europe's economy could be restored only by large-scal aid from the U.S. Acheson, at home, scanning reports and surveying the problem from a distance, is credited in Washintton with having evolved the Marshall plan.

"The first step would be to invite a biologist to your design table, and what we normally do is we go into a company and we survey the problem space, the challenges they have.

In this brief summary account I will survey the problem both from a systematic and from a historical point of view.

We survey the problem of deciding the stability or stabilizability of uncertain linear systems whose region of uncertainty is a polytope.

This paper surveys the problem as exemplified by analysis of catalytic data from the hydrogenolysis of methylcyclopropane and the isotopic exchange between D2 and alkanes on three sets of catalysts, Rh/SiO2 Pd/SiO2 and Pt/SiO2, the members of which varied widely in percentage exposed.

Leng sums up the conclusion that Harrison provides in the middle eight's final line, "Can only do what it tells me": "He surveys the problems of love, social strife, and disconnection from spiritual values, but decides that taking his own advice is a good enough start".

Our goal here is to analyze and survey the MAF problem: defining the problem, summarizing the existing taxonomies, presenting a new taxonomy of foraging, discussing the real implementation of MAF and listing challenges and open issues regarding MAF.

Truman, surveyed the islands problems & repored that the U.S. aid them with 250 million dollars if the Philippine govt. would undertake reforms but so far there has been little action.

It will attempt to survey the key problems and theories of current interest, and show how they relate to one-another.

"We also have angst about young people leaving the Island," she said, noting that 75 percent of those surveyed called the problem serious, versus 48 percent in Westchester County and 44 percent in New Jersey.